David Wright wrote:
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> Quoting Keith G. Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > True, but does anyone do this? Seems kind of bandwidth-wasteful, and
> > like it would be slow. Sounds like a connection-oriented protocol like
> > FTP would be more like what the doctor ordered...
> >
> > Bob Nielsen wrote
The NFS connection is rather sluggish and can be prone to
security problems (like FTP isn't?). There was a kernel mirror
that could be mounted via NFS *or* Samba at one time, but I think it was
they turned those off because of abusers. Now only http and ftp can be used
for that site.
IIRC, mountin
Quoting Keith G. Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> True, but does anyone do this? Seems kind of bandwidth-wasteful, and
> like it would be slow. Sounds like a connection-oriented protocol like
> FTP would be more like what the doctor ordered...
>
> Bob Nielsen wrote:
> >
> > You will need to set it
True, but does anyone do this? Seems kind of bandwidth-wasteful, and
like it would be slow. Sounds like a connection-oriented protocol like
FTP would be more like what the doctor ordered...
Bob Nielsen wrote:
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> You will need to set it up on the remote computer for NFS.
>
> On Thu, May 13, 19
You will need to set it up on the remote computer for NFS.
On Thu, May 13, 1999 at 02:28:22PM +0300, Micha Feigin wrote:
> Is it posible, and how to mount a remote drive through the net?
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> Is it posible, and how to mount a remote drive through the net?
Telnet into the box, and mount the drive on with
mount device mount_point.
Andrew
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